Proof-of-concept reveals bidirectional equivalence in quantum and classical mechanics, suggesting broader implications for celestial mechanics.
We present a proof-of-concept demonstrating representational equivalence between quantum and classical mechanics through reference frame integration. By integrating a classical trajectory over all inertial reference frames, we derive the free-particle Schrödinger propagator, while projection onto a specific frame recovers the classical trajectory. We extend this analysis to celestial mechanics, showing that planets and galaxies would exhibit quantum behavior without the universal constancy of c. This bidirectional equivalence shows quantum and classical mechanics as convertible representations of the same reality, with extensions suggested in Spacetime Coherence Theory.
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Jesús Manuel Soledad Terrazas (2025) studied this question.
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